Active noise control using variable step-size adaptation
a technology of active noise and step-size adaptation, applied in the field of processing signals, can solve the problems of noise generation and noise being more destructiv
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[0010]An active noise control system and method (referred to as the system(s) or ANC system(s)) actively reduces undesired sound within a specific spatial region, called the primary noise field, by adapting one or more secondary signals rendered from one or more transducers or loudspeakers that destructively interfere with the primary noise field. The secondary noise field rendered by the loudspeakers has roughly the inverse sound pressure polarity of the undesired primary noise field, which effectively reduces or substantially eliminates the primary noise field. The system generates the secondary signals by filtering one or more reference signals through one or more control filters. The control filters are dynamically adapting based on signals from one or more error microphones that are placed within the spatial region. The control filter adaptation is also dependent upon secondary path filters that are estimated a priori through a calibration process. This allows compensation for ...
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